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Automation Engineer

WHO WE ARE Serval http://serval.com is an AI-native automation platform transforming how enterprises operate. We build intelligent agents that understand real-world workflows and execute them...

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This era is blessed with tools that they can use to automate the boring work and live peacefully.
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That is exactly right. Work can be so much more enjoyable when you're focusing on the meaningful work.
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I really love the whole idea of this article What do you think is the hardest part, finding what to automate or actually building it??
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Finding what to automate
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Building is getting easier, understanding what to build is the real skill now
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Exactly.
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I need people that know “what to build”
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ALT Elon Musk Reaction GIF by Saturday Night Live
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Good point. I find that I’m working harder now that I’m using AI because the opportunities are endless
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And I imagine you're working harder on the more meaningful problems that deserve your attention instead of the tedious tasks that used to distract you.
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I can relate with this. the job market needs more of these
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I think it's just the beginning - we're going to see a lot more of these postings coming out, and not just from us.
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What I wouldn’t give to have had these tools when I was an analyst at 2am
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Yeah, hopefully it means you wouldn't have been working at 2 am! But work is limitless... so maybe it just means you would have been doing something more interesting at 2am.
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seems like new job just dropped crazy that one of the most valuable jobs of the next few years might be one that basically didn't exist 2 years ago
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Exactly. It's exciting, and the exciting stuff doesn't get enough clicks these days.
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This resonates with me. I've been working on engineering automations across several businesses. Technology has improved so much over the last year th at I've finally hit a stride in both my comfort level in doing so and the results achieved. 🦾
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You are an OG automation engineer
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congrats jake. the SeatGeek team getting stronger instead of cut is the best part of this
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They are ahead of the curve.
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“There's unlimited demand for work, which means there's unlimited demand for automation.” 100% true
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so much opportunity
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Learning automation is the best thing you can do in this era
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If I were a fresh grad or someone looking to make a change, this is a great place to start.
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I like the way you have articulated everything
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thanks
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Jake, at your customers, do Automation Engineers usually report into IT or into the business teams they build for? How does that look?
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great question and I don't have one answer for this. I'm seeing it mostly sit with IT but this could change.
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Interesting Article Jake! People need to be less scared & embrace the endless opportunities imo
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Yes! We have to look hard at how AI will change the workforce and then upskill talent so that they can embrace the opportunity.
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in my opinion, i think the hard problem is shifting from can we automate this?" to "should we automate this, where does it fit, and how do we make it actually work inside the company? That kind of judgment is probably going to become more valuable as the tools get easier.
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I agree. And that's the type of nuance an automation engineer needs to be able to discover.
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Hey Jake, I am 20 years old and I’ve been doing this for about the last 6 months at a background check company. Your breakdown is correct. Understanding systems and processes is key. Let me know if you are hiring.
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